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Swollen clitoris could this mean pregnancy?

I barley started having sex with my boyfriend less than a month ago, we have had a lot of unprotected sex. we have sex with no condom, and he will put it on right before he finishes. And he has precum every time and he precums inside me. can that get you pregnant?. This morning i woke up with the left side of my clitoris swollen. This has never ever happened before. also a little over a week ago he did not pull out and he came inside me all the way and still kept going, but that same day i got my period. Could this be a sign of pregnancy? or could it be something else! PLEASE HELP ME ASAP :(
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You can definitely get pregnant that way. Precum carries a lt of sperm. Your swollen clitoris could just be from being new to having sex. I hate to sound like my mom here but if you aren't educating yourself about how you could possibly get pregnant, then you are going to be in for a rude awakening. Do the research and use a condom. If you don't want to use condoms and you and your boyfriend are in a monogamous relationship then you need to get on birth control.
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i just realized the swelling might be because i am on an allergy treatment where they inject me with things that im allergic to so my body becomes immune to it. so i might be getting an allergic reaction. because it makes my allergies worse untill my body gets immune. if it doesnt go away ill go see a doctor. thank you!
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I've never heard of a swollen clitoris as a sign of pregnancy, so I doubt it, BUT you can get pregnant from pre-ejaculate, so you should make sure he uses a condom, especially if you aren't on birth control yourself or are but aren't taking it at the same time every day.
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